Top Reason for Getting the Galaxy Note 2

[popologuy]

what's your reason? I'm getting it because I want to be able to read my cell phone screen without grampa glasses.. Oh, and because it's a great device!

 

[n-strike]

You posted this thread 3 times...just fyi.

 

[hummingbirdhill]

what's your reason? I'm getting it because I want to be able to read my cell phone screen without grampa glasses.. Oh, and because it's a great device!

I want this phone because my eyes are older than the rest of me and because, for a couple weeks last year, I tried a 7" HTC Flyer tablet which continually bugged me---Felt as if it should be used for texting and talking (but couldn't be, of course). I'm waaaay excited about the Note II and hope it is imminently released to USA carriers.

 

[He123321]

Because Netflix was meant to be watched in a 5.5in screen, lol.

 

[spddy]

I was thinking about getting it for my wife. One bigger screen and less problems she will have like she is with her atrix.

 

[gzbsds]

Because I can. 1.6 Quad Core, 2 gig ram, 5.5 inch screen, expandable storage space. Did I mention Jellybean???

 

[The Real X Dawg]

Ladies love the huge screen.

Sent from my Jelly Bean chomping Infuse 4G!

 

[ScandaLeX]

Because I can. 1.6 Quad Core, 2 gig ram, 5.5 inch screen, expandable storage space. Did I mention Jellybean???

^^ Loved this reply.

My upgrade is burning a hole in my pocket. I was really close to getting the S3 when rumors of the Note 2 started appearing. That made me decide to wait it out.

Tap'n from my White SGT2 7.0 SE

 

[hopefulfarm]

My coworker told me to check out the Note2. Now I WANT it!

I currently have an HTC. . . will I survive the switch from HTC to Sammy? :-!

 

[Noldorian]

After using an iPhone for years, I've figured out what I want and need a smartphone to do.

That is to say, my app usage is very different on my smartphone vs. my tablet. Some crossover -- like syncing bookmarks -- is great but for the most part I use these devices in very different ways.

I've discovered that making calls is, for me, not the activity I do most on my smartphone; in fact, it ranks like #4 in activities I spend the most time doing on a mobile device. I access the web the most and want my web-accessing experience to be the best I can make it.

So, for me, the top reason to get the Galaxy Note 2 is the screen size. I want a phablet, I want a big old window looking onto the internet and my data. I also want to keep it in my pocket, something I can't do with my iPad.

There are Android versions of most all the apps I use on my iPhone. For certain ones, there are easily-instituted alternates. I point this out because it's not the Android OS so much that I find appealing (even though it is very nice and I love its very customizable options, something I didn't get much of from iOS).

When the Note 2 hits AT&T here in the U.S., I'm jumping on board and buying this bad-boy as my communications device. My iPhone 4 and its tiny 3.5 screen will become a wifi-tethered music player I keep in my car.

Sorry for the rambling reply -- I just want to be sure I'm making sense.

 

[Mook1e]

Better yet, sell the iPhone 4 and get a 5th gen iPod touch!

After using an iPhone for years, I've figured out what I want and need a smartphone to do.

That is to say, my app usage is very different on my smartphone vs. my tablet. Some crossover -- like syncing bookmarks -- is great but for the most part I use these devices in very different ways.

I've discovered that making calls is, for me, not the activity I do most on my smartphone; in fact, it ranks like #4 in activities I spend the most time doing on a mobile device. I access the web the most and want my web-accessing experience to be the best I can make it.

So, for me, the top reason to get the Galaxy Note 2 is the screen size. I want a phablet, I want a big old window looking onto the internet and my data. I also want to keep it in my pocket, something I can't do with my iPad.

There are Android versions of most all the apps I use on my iPhone. For certain ones, there are easily-instituted alternates. I point this out because it's not the Android OS so much that I find appealing (even though it is very nice and I love its very customizable options, something I didn't get much of from iOS).

When the Note 2 hits AT&T here in the U.S., I'm jumping on board and buying this bad-boy as my communications device. My iPhone 4 and its tiny 3.5 screen will become a wifi-tethered music player I keep in my car.

Sorry for the rambling reply -- I just want to be sure I'm making sense.

 

[hummingbirdhill]

My coworker told me to check out the Note2. Now I WANT it!

I currently have an HTC. . . will I survive the switch from HTC to Sammy? :-!

Of course you can survive the switch! I've loved my HTC Fuze and Inspire 4G the past 4-5 years, but I look sooooo forward to the Note II !

 

[EatMyTracers]

Because I can. 1.6 Quad Core, 2 gig ram, 5.5 inch screen, expandable storage space. Did I mention Jellybean???

This. Do we have any idea when it will be available?

 

[AnnDroid]

Ladies love the huge screen.

You bet we do! (thanks for the chuckle)

 

[mellojoe]

Bigger is better.

I've had a Dell Streak for 2 years and there is no way I can go back to a small phone. I'm sort of glad the iPhone has finally moved to a 4" screen, cause my wife's 3.7" iPhone looks just TINY compared to mine. Most of our phones are media machines, and the bigger screen takes full advantage of that. Now adding in the s-pen (stylus) adds creation capability to it. i had an old touchscreen PDA for years. I'm looking forward to getting back to a true all-in-one device that can do everything and do it well.

 

[hummingbirdhill]

Bigger is better. i had an old touchscreen PDA for years. I'm looking forward to getting back to a true all-in-one device that can do everything and do it well.

Yes. 'Twill be super to not carry my Inspire and iPAQ everywhere I go.

 

[dragonsamus]

My coworker has been waiting for one since the first. I decided to check it out because he was so excited for it. Now i want it! 5.5 inch screen and removable 3100 MAH battery? Yes, please!

Sent from my DROID RAZR using Android Central Forums

 

[ba4g]

I want this phone because my eyes are older than the rest of me and because, for a couple weeks last year, I tried a 7" HTC Flyer tablet which continually bugged me---Felt as if it should be used for texting and talking (but couldn't be, of course). I'm waaaay excited about the Note II and hope it is imminently released to USA carriers.

As a road warrior I've always thought a tablet with text talk capabilities would be sweet!
Oh yeah, now there's the note2. If VZW ever gets it I'd bet it would sell very well.

 

[Zstephen]

I have a nook color I just mostly for productivity apps and heavy reading, books, comics, etc
I use my phone phone for reading news and forums and gaming,I find seven inches to be a bit ungainly for playing touch screen games, so something right in between four and seven inches sounds great to me
Also the specs, can't beat 'em

Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Android Central Forums

 

[TheDroidLurker]

I spend a lot of time away from home for 24+ hours at a time so I could really use the bigger screen for video, browsing, better email viewing, games, and reading. Not to mention finally having a phone with a front AND rear facing camera so I can video chat with my kiddos. Couple that with the quad core processor and 2 gig of ram and I am thinking this phone was MADE for me.


I wonder how big it will be if they make an Otterbox for it...? lol.